>Mac OS X becoming more mainstream >Linux becoming slightly

2017 is the year when temple OS will become mainstream

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>>58837632
You can stop polishing your micro dick any time now because Windows and MS is here to stay because billions of users grew up with Windows and entire businesses and infrastructure is dependent on Windows.

>>58837690
keep telling you that pajeet, i will spit on its grave when micro$hit finally dies.

>>58837690
>entire businesses and infrastructure is dependent on Windows.

Present ayyBM is their future.

>>58837632
>>>>>>>>>>Mac OS X becoming more mainstream

>he thinks Microsoft cares about Windows
>he doesn't know Microsoft is making Windows open source

Microsoft reports $22.6 billion in Q4 2016 revenue: Azure up 102%, Surface up 9%

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Windows will never die as long as PC gaming is a thing. PC is the largest gaming platform, and is tied to Windows for the time being. There isn't the commercial backing in the gaming industry behind Linux for it to replace windows.

Lots of professionals depend on Windows for their work.

So yeah, Windows is probably going to lose out on some markets because normies do most of their computing on their phones or tablets, but Windows will always be around.

>microsoft changes their mind about never releasing another windows and releases windows 11 in 2020
>directx 13
>one control panel instead of two
>all botnet "features" can easily be disabled this time
>full control over windows update
>new and improved Cortana that doesn't require a microsoft account
>it's the best operating system ever made
>it costs $120 at launch but it's just as easy to pirate as every other windows
>pirates can also get the $2,000 enterprise edition that's even better
>linux marketshare drops by over 40% in 1 year
>linux devs start comitting sudoku
>linux is eternally BTFO
>capitalism wins again
>America wins again

>>58837632
>Mac OS X becoming more mainstream

Yeah, back in 2011-2013. Now Windows tablets/laptops are becoming more mainstream.

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>>58837632
>>Mac OS X becoming more mainstream
lmao

>>58838058
>microsoft
>pro capitalism
>who funded (((common core)))?